How can I prevent my phone from being stolen while living in college?

Generally speaking, when you go out, it is good to take it with you at all times;

If you are in the dormitory, as long as the door is closed and the people in the dormitory are there, it will not be stolen. If someone comes in, they'll find out, and no one is so stupid as to burglary someone's bedroom. And people in the same dormitory, class, and acquaintances are not likely to do this kind of thing, because if they are discovered, they will not be able to mix.

If you sleep, it is least likely to be stolen if you put it on the side of your pillow. If you are in the drawer, it is actually easy to be tricked, the kind of small lock in the bedroom, to prevent the gentleman from the villain.

When you go to take a shower, it's usually a busy time in the dormitory, and if an outsider comes to steal at this time, you will be found when you walk to your floor, so it's unlikely that an outsider will steal at this time.

So, if the dormitory security system is better, the person who steals the object is most likely from inside the building, so that the small lock will be useful, and the door will generally be locked without accidents - after all, how many students will have the skill of picking locks and picking doors? If the security system of the dormitory is not very good, and the thief is from outside, then it is useless to lock it, the most important thing is to bring it with you, and there must be someone in the room when you don't bring it with you.

Lock it in the cabinet and take the key by yourself, this is a safer way now, because I believe that there are no roommates in the dormitory who can pick locks, at least they haven't practiced to that level yet. By the way, it's more important to prevent strangers!

Lock it up, that's how I am, lock everything up, the little lock I bring, it's pretty good.

Be careful, take it with you when you take a bath, lock it in a cabinet in the bathhouse, and put it under your pillow when you sleep.

Downstairs is a solution.

When you take a shower, you can give your phone to a classmate or roommate who has written to you.

As for sleeping, it's best not to put your phone under the pillow, you can put it on the side of your body against the wall, cover it with a quilt and it's OK, if someone lifts your quilt and you don't know it, then you are hopeless.

After all, they are classmates who live together.

Nor can it be guarded against thieves like thieves.

Just be careful with strangers.

Always pay attention to close doors and windows.

The university will have a special cabinet. You can put something. You can match the lock. Put your phone or something valuable.

Every university is doing quite well now, so don't worry about it!

It's better to build a little more trust in a dormitory.

Probably not in the same dormitory.

Just go out and lock the door.

It's useless, a mobile phone, and the police don't have time to check it for you. It's just that it will be recorded, and if you encounter the same case, and the person who happened to be caught stealing your phone, it will be by the way.

It is also useful to call the police if there is any damage to your property. And the mobile phone is lost in the dormitory, so it is relatively easy to find it.

If the dormitory area is not monitored, the possibility of recovery is still relatively small, but from the perspective of protecting one's own rights and interests, it can still be dealt with by the police.

If it was really stolen, then it was a case. If the mobile phone is very valuable, it may become a criminal case. Therefore, it is definitely useful to call the police, which is conducive to the timely detection of the case.

Of course it works! Or don't you ask? Just lost it?

The most important thing is to take care of it yourself, try to carry it with you, and if you have that kind of mobile phone arm bag or wrist bag, you can take it with you at any time. It doesn't take much trouble to make it a habit. The other is to set up the mobile phone, such as the boot password, anti-theft function and positioning function.

And if you can use a high-end mobile phone, try to use a cheaper one, so that it will not be remembered by thieves.

1.Deliberately placed in a conspicuous place, set all passwords on the phone, turn on the daily alarm, no matter how bold the roommate is, he doesn't dare to take your phone like this.

2.Keep it close to your body, sleep next to your pillow, and put it in your pocket the rest of the time.

Just so distrustful of your roommates? It's better to apply for a roommate, or rent a room outside.

Take care of your own phone. Some combination locks are device locks, which are a must-have. Don't tell your roommate the password of your phone.

First of all, you have to be clear about the personality of each of your roommates, like when I was in college, my roommates were very good, never stolen anything, and the computers were directly placed on the desktop. You can install some anti-theft software in your phone, and you can also keep an eye on who is still in the dormitory every time you go out or take a shower without your phone.

If your roommate reaches this point, then I still think you should apply for a dormitory change, how to hide will always be seen.

Will the phone still be gone? Even if the charging time is not far away, it is impossible to steal things so rampantly, and it is relatively safe to set a password on the mobile phone.

Now that everyone has a mobile phone, don't think too much about it, your roommate won't steal your phone. This is all against the law.

Don't leave your phone, you really can't leave your body, and you must always ensure that you are in your sight, and see if your roommate is in the dormitory.

Hello, if you have lost your mobile phone in the dormitory before, it is normal for you to have concerns, but after all, it is a new environment in college, and there are not often people who can steal people's mobile phones, don't take hostility and defense away from your new roommates, handle the relationship well, if there are really roommates who will steal things, it is recommended not to live together, and report the matter to the relevant departments of the school.

Oops! What university are you in? How can a mobile phone be stolen? Trust your school and students to be absolutely terrible!

College students generally carry their mobile phones with them when they go to class and out, so they don't have to worry about being stolen.

No one gets along with people like you.

The most important thing is to carry it with you and keep your phone with you.

Your phone is always in your sight, how can you be sure that your roommate will steal your phone?

You can only keep this by yourself, so do you have to carry it with you?

When they find that their dormitory has been burglarized, the first thing many students think of is to quickly look through their cabinets, boxes, and drawers to see what their money is missing. Other students came to watch and comfort out of concern and curiosity. As a result, by the time the public security department received the report and came to the scene, the original state of the scene had changed greatly, and some traces and items that were intrinsically linked to the criminal activities had been destroyed.

Some traces and physical evidence that had nothing to do with the crime reappeared at the scene, making it difficult for public security personnel to make accurate judgments on criminal activities and affecting the work of solving cases. So what should you do if you find out that your bedroom has been burglarized? 1. If you find that the door of the dormitory has been pried, and the locks of drawers and boxes have been broken or turned over, it is likely that the thieves have come to patronize, and you should immediately report to the school security department and inform the relevant leaders of the department.

2. Protect the site. For example, a guard can be set up in front of the dormitory door to prevent students from watching, not to let people enter the house, let alone turn over any items in the room, and to close the indoor scene. Do not touch the door handles, locks, windows, door frames, etc. that may leave traces by the thieves, so as not to leave the fingerprints of irrelevant persons on them, which will bring unnecessary trouble to the investigation of the scene and the identification of criminals.

3. If it is found that the passbook has been stolen or may have been stolen, someone should be sent to notify the bank of the name and passbook number of the relevant student as soon as possible to prevent the thief from taking the deposit away, that is, reporting the loss. 4. Truthfully answer all kinds of questions raised by public security cadres who come to inspect and investigate. Answer 1: Seek truth from facts, not imagination or speculation; Second, it is necessary to conscientiously recall and strive to be comprehensive and accurate.

5. Actively provide various suspicious points to the public security cadres responsible for investigating and solving the case, reflect clues, assist in solving them, and do not ignore them because they feel that this matter is irrelevant; Don't feel that you are afraid of hurting your feelings when you involve a classmate, and don't be afraid of being criticized for skipping class.

First of all: If there is someone in the bedroom who has a bad character, then you had better change the bedroom [it is difficult to prevent thieves] If it is not the above situation, then.

Go out and lock the door so that thieves don't take advantage of it. [i.e. develop a good habit of closing the door casually] Set a password on your mobile phone.

3. Do not borrow the key, so as not to happen to other people to match the key, and do not have the house number of the bedroom on the key.

4.Be low-key, don't put valuables (such as computers, iPhones, etc.) in a conspicuous place, sometimes others will blush. Wish!